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Self Injury:     more books (100)

Whiplash Injury Recovery: A Self-Management Guide by Gwendolen Jull, 2006-10-01 Self-Destructive Behaviors, Self-Injury and Nonsuicidal Self-Injury: A Therapists' Guide for Family Work and Support by Psy. D. K. R. Juzwin, 2009-10-20 Helping Teens Who Cut: Understanding and Ending Self-Injury   [HELPING TEENS WHO CUT] [Paperback] Self-reported injuries among seafarers [An article from: Accident Analysis and Prevention] by O.C. Jensen, J.F.L. Sorensen, et all 2004-05-01 Pain experience related to self-injury in eating disorder patients by L. Claes, W. Vandereycken, et all 2006-08 Beyond The Razor's Edge: Journey of Healing and Hope Beyond Self Injury by Sarah J Brecht, 2005-07-15 LifeSIGNS Self-Injury Awareness Booklet: Information for people who self-injure / self-harm, their friends, family, teachers and healthcare professionals: ... Teachers and Healthcare Professionals by The LifeSIGNS Directors, Mary Hillery, et all 2007-03-01 The functions of deliberate self-injury: A review of the evidence [An article from: Clinical Psychology Review] by E.D. Klonsky, 2007-03-01 Effects of Snoezelen room, Activities of Daily Living skills training, and Vocational skills training on aggression and self-injury by adults with mental ... Research in Developmental Disabilities] by N.N. Singh, G.E. Lancioni, et all School counselors and student self-injury.(Research Article): An article from: Journal of School Health by Susan Roberts-Dobie, Rebecca J. Donatelle, 2007-05-01 Analysis of Suicide Risk Factors and Suicidal Self-Injury and Concurrent Health Risk Behaviors Among Adolescents.(Brief Article): An article from: Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport Reflections Through the Crimson Tides: A Loved Ones Journey Into the Discovery of Self Injury by Judy E Redheffer, 2007-06-11 Neural correlates of self-evaluative accuracy after traumatic brain injury [An article from: Neuropsychologia] by T.W. Schmitz, H.A. Rowley, et all Self-injury (Series II-Specific Treatments for Specific Populations) by Wendy Lader, 2006-08-30

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61. Suicide / Self Injury - Fanlight Productions
    Suicide / self injury. Between the Lines (263) A visually lyrical, experimentaldocumentary about women who cut themselves, this film explores the fine line  
    http://www.fanlight.com/catalog/subjects/suicide.shtml

62. Self Injury Outreach - A Safe Place To Share Experiences, Feelings, And Find Sup
    Information, personal stories, poetry and chat.  
    http://www.freewebs.com/selfinjuryoutreach
    
    Extractions: A safe place to share experiences, feelings, and find support I created this site because I myself have been a self injurer since I was 14 and I know how hard it is to get support for this particular problem. Outsiders view people like us as being crazy, craving attention, or simply assume that we do not want help. This is designed to be a safe place to share thoughts and feelings, and will hopefully aid you on your road to recovery. Website built and hosted for free at . Get your own Free Website now!

63. Michelle Malkin: The New Youth Craze: Self-mutilation
    craze and have even declared March 1st self injury Awareness Day. the same quotes from Ricci describing her experiences with selfinjury  
    http://www.townhall.com/columnists/michellemalkin/mm20050223.shtml

64. Self Injury A Life Long Struggle
    Information about selfinjury and alternatives. A message board, poetry and personal stories.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/zine2/pamela/index.html

65. Self Injury.Net
    Information about selfinjury and a message board.  
    http://www.geocities.com/self_injury_net/

66. Virginia Commission On Youth - Self Injury
    self injury (SI), also called self mutilation or cutting, The Cutting Edge,PO Box 20819, Cleveland, OH 44120 (A self injury newsletter).  
    http://coy.state.va.us/Modalities/selfinjury.htm
    
    Extractions: Virginia Commission on Youth Virginia General Assembly Last Updated M aladaptive Behaviors Self Injury Introduction Self injury (SI), also called self mutilation or cutting, is a highly stigmatized emotional disorder. According to Focus Adolescent Services (FAS) (2001), approximately one percent of Americans suffer from SI. While SI can occur in people regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, or socioeconomic status (FAS), much of the discourse is centered on adolescents, as this behavior tends to begin during adolescence (Boesky, 2002). However, groups at risk for SI have been defined as those with borderline personality disorder (particularly females age 16 to 25), those who are in a psychotic state (mainly young adult males), children who are emotionally disturbed and/or battered, children who are mentally retarded and autistic, those with a history of self injury, and those with a history of physical, emotional or sexual abuse (Mosby, 1994, as quoted in Martinson). SI is the repetitive, deliberate infliction of harm to one’s own body. Injuries are severe enough to cause tissue damage and include cutting, carving, scratching, burning, bruising, biting, hitting, bone-breaking, skin picking, hair pulling, branding, and marking (Martinson, 1998; Boesky, 2002). SI is thought to be a maladaptive coping mechanism that is utilized when the self injuring youth experiences highly stressful or emotionally overwhelming circumstances. Many youth who engage in SI describe an immediate relief from psychological and physiological tension as the act is completed (Martinson, Boesky).

67. SELF INJURY
    One thing to remember self injury isn ta character fault. I ve never talkedto someone who used self injury who wasn t in a tremendous amount of  
    http://www.hopeforhealing.org/selfinjury.html
    
    Extractions: Hopefully these links will help anyone who is in this position now, or in the future. One thing to remember: self injury isn't a character fault. It's a way of coping with severe pain. I've never talked to someone who used self injury who wasn't in a tremendous amount of emotional pain. The injuries have taken various forms. For some, cutting is a way of life. Others have told me they prefer to hit themselves or pierce body parts to release their emotions. No one has ever told me it was a suicidal gesture. All have told me they were in a tremendous amount of pain and carried a tremendous amount of shame in what they are doing. It is my hope that these links may be helpful to you in some way. Pittsburgh Action Against Rape

68. The Awareness Center - Self Injury/Self Mutilation/Self Harm
    Information and resources on issues relating to childhood sexual abuse,SelfInjury, Self Mutilation, Self Harm in the Jewish Communities around the world.  
    http://www.theawarenesscenter.org/selfinjury.html
    
    Extractions: Self Injury/Self Mutilation Resources/Self-Harm Jewish Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse Table of Contents: Jewish Resources Secular Resources Secular Resources Articles Top Self-Injury: Redefining Healing When I first began to think about and talk about self-injury as a personal struggle, I was shocked by how many of the people I knew well shared the experience and the secret. For most of the people I know and for those I have heard about through my work, self-injury seems to be a creative and complex attempt to cope with trauma and abuse. The shame about self-injury is often profound and is only reinforced by the misconceptions of friends, medical and mental health professionals, and the media who often confuse self-injury with suicide attempts and feel compelled to "protect the survivor from herself." The impact of these misperceptions is often in direct conflict with what would actually be healing and connecting for the many survivors who are struggling with self-injury or self-inflicted violence* in isolation and secrecy. Women Living with Self-Injury - A compassionate view of a stigmatized condition They cut their arms and legs with knives and razors, scratch at their skin, burn, bruise, or stick themselves with cigarettes, hammers, pins and other objects, bang their heads and limbs, and break their own bones. Although women who live with self-injury have recently gained recognition in the media they have, as a result, become even more stigmatized.

69. Self Injury, Puerperal Post Natal Depression
    self injury and puerperal depression, post natal areas of research, informationand academic interest.  
    http://www.psychnet-uk.com/clinical_psychology/clinical_psychology_mood_disorder

70. Self Injury Fact Sheet
    Multiple Personality Disorder/Dissociative Identity Disorder MPD/DID educationalresources and peer support. Includes issues of multiplicity, and abuse,  
    http://www.m-a-h.net/library/selfinjury/article-si-facts.htm
    
    Extractions: Description: What is self-injury? Why would people deliberately hurt themselves? Why can't they stop? What can I do to help? These question are asked and answered in Secret Scars, a revealing look at the addiction of self-injury. Self-injury is one of the fastest growing health problems among teenage girls today. Despite its prevalence, however, self-injury remains a behavior shrouded in mystery and misconceptions. Secret Scars is a ground breaking book that demystifies self-injury by explaining it as an addiction.

71. Secret Shame (self-injury Information And Support)
    Comprehensive selfinjury site; review of psychological literature, suggestionsto help you limit or stop your self-harm, help for families/friends,  
    http://www.palace.net/~llama/psych/injury.html

72. Self-Injury: A Struggle
    Information on selfinjury for both the self injurer, and their friends/family.Personal stories, polls, famous self-injurers, reviews of books on SI,  
    http://www.self-injury.net/
    
    Extractions: My name is Gabrielle and I am twenty-one years old. I have been hurting myself for over four years. Now I want to share my story with other people who self-injure (SI) so that they know that they are NOT alone, and with their friends and family. Anything and everything on this site may be potentially triggering. Take care when looking around.

73. Lysamena Project On Self-Injury: Christian Self-Injury Resources
    Christianbased self-injury resource accessible to all. Providing self-injurers and their families with information about SI.  
    http://www.self-injury.org

74. Inside Pain Turned Inside Out (Self-Injury)
    About selfinjury as it relates to figure skaters as well as non-skaters.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/il2/figskating/issues/si.html
    
    Extractions: setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Angelfire Dating Search Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Mental Health Self-Injury Self-Injury: Inside Pain Turned Inside Out days 'til National SI Awareness Day, March 1, 2005. "We are male and female. We are artists, athletes, students, and business owners. We have depression, DID, PTSD, eating disorders, borderline personalities, bipolar disorder, or maybe no diagnosis at all. Some of us were abused, some were not. We are straight, bi, and gay. We come from all walks of life and can be any age. We are every single race or religion that you can possibly think of. Our common link is this: We are in pain. We self-injure. And we are not freaks." Though the issue might not get as much attention as eating disorders , some figure skaters do also have problems with self-injury (sometimes called self-mutilation or self-harm). And once again, many non-skaters face the exact same issue. Due to popular demand, this page has been broken down into separate pages for each subsection. A

75. Self-injury-and-related-issues_SIARI The Largest Self-injury Resource On The Web
    Information about selfinjury interspersed with commentary from self-injurers,and information about related issues. Creative works of self-injurers,  
    http://www.siari.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: Oct 2005 Cutting and self-mutilation Controversial articles and responses Self-injury message board Self-Injury and Related Issues: Information Exchange How can you support SIARI? Information on SIARI is provided free – please help keep it that way. By clicking on Amazon links on this site and purchasing items, SIARI receives a small commission fee – with no extra cost to you! Amazon.co.uk

76. Eating Disorders Site: Peace, Love, And Hope
    Information, not just on anorexia and bulimia, but also on the many other demons that tend to accompany them (ie depression, self-injury, OCD). Includes chatrooms and bulletin boards.  
    http://www.healthyplace.com/Communities/Eating_Disorders/peacelovehope/index.htm
    
    Extractions: to a friend advertisement Hey there mysterious 'net wanderer. Welcome to Peace, Love, and Hope: A Web Site on Eating Disorders. Included here is information not just on anorexia and bulimia, but also on the many other demons that tend to accompany anorexia and bulimia (ie - depression, self-injury, OCD, etc.) Take your time and relax, and as always, let me know if there is anything that I can do for you.=) Alexandra

77. Self-injury-two_pathways_diagram
    selfinjury can be likened to an emotional safety valve , throwing an emotionalsafety switch or turning down the emotional thermostat  
    http://www.siari.co.uk/SI Diagrams/Self-injury-diagram1.htm
    
    Extractions: Depersonalization - DSM diagnostic criteria Dissociation links Dissociation and depersonalization links Dissociation Links on SI, Abuse and Trauma Directory ... Steinberg Depersonalization Questionnaire © June, 2005 Jan Sutton This diagram may not be copied without permission from the author Home Page uploaded 3 July, 2005

78. SAFE - Help Treat, Prevent & Stop Self-Injury, Self-Abuse & Cutting
    selfinjury is known by many names, including self-abuse, self-mutilation It may be referred to by specific methods of self-injury such as delicate or  
    http://www.selfinjury.com/
    
    Extractions: self-injurious behavior. Self-Injury is known by many names, including self-abuse, self-mutilation, deliberate self-harm, parasuicidal behavior. It may be referred to by specific methods of self-injury such as "delicate" or "coarse" cutting, burning, or hair pulling. Self-Injury transcends gender, age, religion, educational and income level. It may be accompanied by a range of psychiatric problems such as depression or other mood disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, addictions, eating disorders or psychotic disorders. The longer it goes unrecognized and untreated the more disruptive it is to the sufferer's life and relationships and the more treatment resistant it may become. Bodily Harm , published by Hyperion Press 1998. They, and other professional staff, are available for lectures, workshops, and other training presentation formats for mental health and general health care professionals. back to top plum.tv

79. Makayla's Healing Place
    Information on anorexia and bulimia, proanorexia refuge, treatment, recovery, links, stories, poetry, and art. Additional information on self-injury, depression, anxiety, and domestic violence.  
    http://www.makaylashealingplace.dnswh.com/
    
    Extractions: Makayla's Healing Place .Com The comprehensive eating disorders website. If it's out there, you'll find it here. This website is a safe zone. This means that you will not be lectured, threatened, bashed, or otherwise badly treated while visiting or via my e-mail responses. I believe that these sorts of behaviors benefit no one. Your input is valued. My main purpose is to educate, help people and spread understanding. Your suggestions have always been a large part of the development of this site. The site is updated as often as I can. I am extremely busy these days, but I try to do this as much as time allows. Look for current events and information about eating disorders and related issues, so PLEASE BOOKMARK this page and check back soon. Thank you for being here and I hope this will begin to help you. ENTER HERE If you are experiencing any problems with this page or the new format, please contact me at the e-mail link below: E-mail Me Notice: There have been some problems getting past this page. Rest assured that the website is NOT DOWN, I'm simply having some temporary technical issues with my hosting service. Hitting the Refresh button a few times will generally solve the problem. This may be a high traffic time issue, but will be resolved soon. Thanks for your patience. And persistence.

80. Cutting: Self-Injury By Teens
    A report by a teenager on the true experiences of young people who have harmed themselves with suggestions for seeking help.  
    http://nohurt.org/edition 2/cutting.html
    
    Extractions: My friend and I walked together, heading for the world outside our secondary school. I was about to hurt the person dearest to me. "What is it Ker?" Tom asked as he turned to face me. "Well," I stammered, "I told you what I've been through, and you know things have been really... pure hell for me. Well, I cut. Last night, I cut my wrists." Tom stood there looking at me, as if he was trying so hard to believe that those words didn't come out of my mouth. Trying to believe that what I said didn't happen. "You lie," was all he said. We walked to my first period class. "You lie," he repeated. Then he paused briefly and said, "You don't love me, either." Devastated, I turned away from him so he would not see the tears. Tears I was certain would soon come. from the journal of Kerri*, 16, about an incident that occurred the day after she cut herself so badly that both her wrists required bandages The notion of a seemingly well-adjusted young woman deliberately hurting herself is not something that many of us can easily comprehend. In fact, Tom* was not the only person who initially doubted Kerri's claim. Dylan*, another acquaintance of Kerri's, didn't believe her either. He remembers when she came to him looking for compassion. "It was tough love," he recalls. "I figured that if I just ignored her and pretended that what she said wasn't true, the problem would go away." But the problem did not go away. Kerri became even more insistent, telling Dylan almost every day that she was cutting herself. Instead of suggesting she find help, he egged her on.

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